Vaunted Historian George Nash Traces the Evolution of Conservatism in the Age of Trump
Intellectual historian George Nash will be the first to tell you that the Democratic Party won the first half of ...
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“Don’t Leave” Grounds Outer Space with Meaningful Human Relationships
In the age of fake news, conspiracy and reality can be difficult to tell apart. “Don’t Leave,” a sci-fi drama ...
David Lowery Discusses Intellectual Property
Over the course of his life, David Lowery founded the band ensemble Camper Van Beethoven, advocated for artists’ rights, and ...
Vines on Church Closes, Adding New Chapter to the History of Bar Night
Bar Night stands as one of Wesleyan’s dearest traditions: students migrate around Middletown, going to bars, in search of those life-long ...
Dirty Projectors Innovate with Break-Up Album
There’s nothing subtle about a good breakup album. Pick any record from the canon—Blood on the Tracks, Rumours, 21, even ...
The New Yorker’s Jennifer Gonnerman on the Criminal Justice Beat
With the increased activism focused on the criminal justice system, New Yorker Staff Writer Jennifer Gonnerman’s lecture entitled “The Art of Prison ...
Francophone Rapper Baloji Prepares to Go Global
Globalization may have found its premier music genre in rap and hip hop, with Belgian-Congolese MC Baloji being of the best suited ...
Palm Nail Unites Campus and CT Communities
If you’ve had your nails painted in Middletown, chances are you went to Palm Nail. Michelle Chang, the owner, always greets customers as ...
Remembering the Fisk Takeover, 48 Years Later
Before Yale renamed a residential college that commemorated a staunch defender of slavery, before Wesleyan had an African American Studies ...
Office for Equity & Inclusion Hosts Immigration Workshop
In the wake of burgeoning anti-immigration legislation issued by President Trump and his cabinet, the Office for Equity and Inclusion hosted ...